Breaking News: Andrew Mountbatten Windsor to Remain at Royal Lodge Indefinitely

Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, the younger brother of King Charles, will not be forced to leave Royal Lodge immediately. According to a royal family source, Andrew may stay at the Windsor mansion until the new year. He was previously ordered to vacate the property by King Charles, who stripped him of his titles and honours on Thursday.

This decision comes after months of pressure over Andrew's private life, particularly his ties to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein. Andrew has consistently denied any wrongdoing. Despite the controversy, Andrew remains eighth in line to the throne.

The government has stated it has no plans to pass a law to formally remove Andrew from the line of succession. Any such move would require an act of Parliament and agreement from the Commonwealth realms.

Andrew is expected to move to a property on King Charles's Norfolk estate, paid for by the monarch. This development is likely to be closely watched as the royal family navigates the aftermath of Andrew's stripped titles and honours.

This is a developing story, and we will provide updates as more information becomes available.